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Mental-health crisis centers in New Jersey are increasingly relying on “tele-psychiatry” — connecting patients and psyc ...

The city of Philadelphia wants people from different professional backgrounds to understand and respond to mental-health issues. City off ...

A sweeping proposal from Gov. Chris Christie this week would change the higher education landscape in New Jersey. Associate profes ...

Pottstown Middle School students who thought they were being clever by hiding their cell phones in their boots have another thing coming. ...

Philadelphia’s city controller has some serious concerns about the school district’s finances. City Controller Alan Bu ...

A federal grand jury today ...

Federal authorities will seek detention tomorrow for Ukrainian hockey coach Ivan Pravilov. Pravilov has been indicted on charges t ...

With six new members and a first-year president, Philadelphia’s City Council formally, and jovially, commenced its 2012 legislative ...

Will Smith makes his way back to Philly often enough, but he’s in town for a couple different reasons these days. The Overbr ...

An attorney for the NFL says former players should not be allowed to sue for damages over concussions they suffered because player safet ...

U.S Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack visited Philadelphia Thursday to talk about initiatives outlined in President Obama’s State o ...

Philadelphia has a bit of a murder pro ...

There’s a reason why January is National Soup month – we can all use a steamy bowl to ward off the chill and the sniffles. And there ...

Philadelphia City Council has returned from recess and it was the first real day for six new Councilmembers. The council session s ...

Philadelphia City Council is back up and running.  Among the first bills introduced was one to keep bars open an extra hour. ...